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Monthly Archives: July 2004
Poor bugger them
This morning’s SMH carries a special investigation into alleged large-scale multi-million dollar fraud and mismanagement in various NSW Aboriginal land councils. The scams mostly seem to involve deals and kickbacks with dodgy developers over valuable coastal development sites secured by … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
7 Comments
A note to Blair and Bunyip
Now this is how you forensically carve up wankers like Phillip Adams.
Posted in Uncategorized
18 Comments
Ethics and Sussex
Richard Ackland’s column in this morning’s SMH provides a succinct summary of the state of play in the Jackson commission of enquiry into James Hardie Industries’ manoeuvrings to effectively avoid legal liability for the mountain of asbestos exposure-related claims, to … Continue reading
Posted in Law
25 Comments
Big bad brother
Thirty years ago, when I managed the local credit union I received regular requests ( if memory serves it was called a S263 query) from the Australian Taxation Office to search through financial records in an attempt to find those … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
10 Comments
Top End Sex
I can’t resist covering this story from the NT News: Territorians don’t mind an orgy and are not embarrassed to use sex toys, survey of sexual habits shows.
Posted in Miscellaneous
11 Comments
Mea Maxima Culpa
Mea culpa. Mea maxima culpa. Apparently the ABC has finally been cowed and beaten by the Right Wing Death Beasts. And I have to confess I’ve been a (small) part of the problem by occasionally joining the chorus of criticism … Continue reading
Posted in Print media
85 Comments
A Currency Affair
(via Al Bundy) Currency Lad, a frequent, well read and provocative poster at this and other blogs, has launched out in his own right and started a solo blog. And not before time. He’s a welcome addition to the blogosphere, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorised
8 Comments